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Honeybee colony management
Honeybee colony management in spring
Honeybee colony management with the large trough beehive T120
Honeybee colony quality for alfalfa pollination
Honeybee colony quality for alfalfa pollination. I
Honeybee colony strength and nectar flow expolitation
Honeybee colony wintering
Honeybee colony wintering and the snow cover
Honeybee colony with more queens
Honeybee communication. I
Honeybee communication. II
Honeybee control
Honeybee control measures in Japan
Honeybee crossbreeds
Honeybee disease decree Legislation for control of Varroa jacobsoni infesations, West Germany.1
Honeybee diseases
Honeybee diseases and other bee pests
Honeybee diseases and pests in spring
Honeybee diseases and their control
Honeybee diseases viewed in another light
Honeybee diseases which threaten or will threaten us in the future
Honeybee dispersal studies in kiwi fruit orchards
Honeybee drone brood as a trap for Varroa
Honeybee ecology
Honeybee ecology in the equatorial forest of Gabon
Honeybee enemies
Honeybee escape facilitates honey harvest
Honeybee exhibition in the Kiel Zoological Museum
Honeybee exposure to beeswax foundation seeded with methyl parathion
Honeybee faeces--an explanation of yellow rain?
Honeybee feeders
Honeybee feeding and feeders
Honeybee feeding problems at remote apiaries
Honeybee flight activity investigations with Apicard
Honeybee flight in winter West Germany.1
Honeybee flora: Eucalyptus spp. (Myrtaceae)
Honeybee flora: honey plants often found in our regions
Honeybee flora: sweetclover (Melilotus spp., family of Papilionaceae)
Honeybee forage on Jelovica Mountain and its slopes
Honeybee forage plants in medieval public gardens
Honeybee foraging and resultant seed set among male-fertile and cytoplasmically male-sterile carrot inbreds and hybrid seed parents
Honeybee foraging behavior
Honeybee foraging ecology: optimal diet, minimal uncertainty or individual constancy?
Honeybee foraging strategies at a food source in relation to its distance from the hive and the rate of sugar flow Apis mellifera, behavior, ecologic aspects, Argentina
Honeybee foulbrood
Honeybee genetics
Honeybee genetics and its appli
Honeybee health service in Bavaria
Honeybee health service in the Federal Republic of Germany
Honeybee hoarding of high fructose corn syrup and cane sugar syrup
Honeybee honey
Honeybee import and sale
Honeybee improvement
Honeybee in Indonesia in the year 2000
Honeybee in the service of man.
Honeybee inbreeding
Honeybee increase seed productio
Honeybee language
Honeybee language. I. Language in honeybee swarms
Honeybee larval corpora allata: their fine structure and repressor action
Honeybee lice and Austria
Honeybee longevity
Honeybee metabolism
Honeybee mite threat prompts Georgia quarantine
Honeybee mites and their control
Honeybee mortality and pesticides: reality and prospects
Honeybee mycoses, a serious concern for beekeepers
Honeybee mycoses: investigation of an effective medical treatment
Honeybee navigation
Honeybee nutrition
Honeybee nutritional studies at the Beltsville Bee Lab
Honeybee orientation as a learning process. iI
Honeybee orientation: a backup system for cloudy days
Honeybee pasture
Honeybee pasture improvement
Honeybee pasture in Bulgaria
Honeybee pasture in early spring
Honeybee pasture in the vicinity of forests for cooperation of beekeepers with forest management and hunting associations
Honeybee pasture on arable land and grassland
Honeybee pasture throughout the year
Honeybee pasture, an important c
Honeybee pasture--red ants as our helpers
Honeybee pasture. 3
Honeybee pasture. 4
Honeybee pasture. 5
Honeybee pathology
Honeybee pests and predators
Honeybee poisoning
Honeybee poisonings in 1979
Honeybee poisonings.
Honeybee pollen and its production
Honeybee pollination
Honeybee pollination and visitation patterns on hybrid oilseed sunflowers in central Wyoming (Hymenoptera: Apidae)
Honeybee pollination in Australia
Honeybee pollination in California
Honeybee pollination increases soybean yields in the Mississippi delta region of Arkansas and Missouri
Honeybee pollination of Macadamia floral rewards and their effect on pollen flow
Honeybee pollination of currants
Honeybee pollination of entomphilous crops
Honeybee pollination of oilseed rape, cultivar Midas Brassica napus, Australia
Honeybee pollination of some sunflower varieties in Ialomita District
Honeybee pollination of strawberries (Fragaria x ananassa Duchesne)
Honeybee pollination of tomatoes in greenhouses
Honeybee pollination on a contractual basis
Honeybee pollination, an important agricultural means
Honeybee pollination, crop yields and honey yields
Honeybee pollinaton of agricultural crops in the Ukraine
Honeybee populations and fruit set in cranberry
Honeybee predation by bee-eaters, with economic considerations Birds as honeybee predators, Meropidae, Merops spp
Honeybee protection and plant protection
Honeybee protection from pesticide treatments
Honeybee protection ordinance
Honeybee queen egg-laying system
Honeybee queen imports and Varroa mites
Honeybee queen mated artificially
Honeybee queen mating control
Honeybee queen mating stations
Honeybee queen mating, the key to success
Honeybee queen rearing
Honeybee queen rearing and selection at the Thumenau Apiary
Honeybee queen rearing as a profession
Honeybee queen rearing in Orava
Honeybee queen rearing in the
Honeybee queens with natural or artificial in
Honeybee race regionalization and the creation of pure-line zones in the Soviet Union
Honeybee races and their crosses: Portuguese bees
Honeybee races and their crossing
Honeybee races and zoning of races USSR.1
Honeybee races in our canton
Honeybee races in the Soviet Union and their protection and breeding
Honeybee radioactivity
Honeybee recruitment: the dance-language controversy explained
Honeybee research
Honeybee research now under one roof at new Cornell lab
Honeybee responses to sugar solutions of different compositions
Honeybee sectors of multiple-branch collective and state farms
Honeybee selection and queen breeding
Honeybee selection in the United States
Honeybee spiroplasmosis , a new problem for beekeepers
Honeybee swarm control
Honeybee swarming and its suppression
Honeybee venom
Honeybee venom and purulent infections
Honeybee vision, color and beehi
Honeybee waterer and the watering of honeybees in the beehive
Honeybee with colored pollen signs
Honeybee year in 1975: causes and effects
Honeybees Waggle dance and its accuracy in dependence on sun position and azimuth-angle velocity
Honeybees organs for movement
Honeybees organs of sense
Honeybee, man and nature
Honeybee, the symbol of economy
Honeybees & agricultural chemicals on the Darling Downs
Honeybees (Apis mellifera) as pollinators of egg plant in Punjab, India
Honeybees , sunflowers, and methyl parathion-malathion spray in central Wyoming
Honeybees also take part
Honeybees and aircraft
Honeybees and alcoholic fermenta
Honeybees and alfalfa
Honeybees and alfalfa
Honeybees and alfalfa seed production
Honeybees and antibiotics
Honeybees and beehive size
Honeybees and beehives from abroad
Honeybees and beekeepers in winter
Honeybees and birdsfoot trefoil
Honeybees and buckwheat
Honeybees and buckwheat yields
Honeybees and buckwhet yield
Honeybees and bumblebees taken in light traps
Honeybees and cancer
Honeybees and cruciferous weeds
Honeybees and electrical fields
Honeybees and electricity
Honeybees and environmental problems
Honeybees and equilibrium in nature
Honeybees and faba beans
Honeybees and fiber flax
Honeybees and flowers
Honeybees and forest
Honeybees and gods from very ancient accounts
Honeybees and honey flora Bee behavior, ecologic aspects, Ryazan Region, RSFSR-in-Europe.1
Honeybees and insecticides
Honeybees and magnetoreception
Honeybees and maize
Honeybees and microencapsulated pesticide
Honeybees and mythology
Honeybees and other factors in Floridas legume program
Honeybees and pesticide applications
Honeybees and pesticides
Honeybees and pesticides
Honeybees and pesticides
Honeybees and pesticides. I. Plain talk about the past and present USA
Honeybees and pesticides. II. Facts and common sense Apis mellifera, toxicity
Honeybees and pesticides. III. Misconceptions and an economic analysis viewpoint
Honeybees and pesticides. IV. Guidelines for future honeybee
Honeybees and physical laws
Honeybees and phytosanitary treatments
Honeybees and planned control of cockchafers in the canton of Thurgau during 1973
Honeybees and plant protection
Honeybees and plants
Honeybees and plants.
Honeybees and postal stamps
Honeybees and red clover
Honeybees and reservers for increasing yields per hectare
Honeybees and smoking
Honeybees and solar eclipses
Honeybees and solitary bees as pollinators of alfalfa
Honeybees and soybean production. I. Economic interrelationships
Honeybees and soybean production. II. The situation on Delmarva Peninsula
Honeybees and strawberry indust
Honeybees and sugar
Honeybees and sunflower yield
Honeybees and the earths magnetic field
Honeybees and the environment
Honeybees and the environment: honeybees as a cogwheel in natures timepiece
Honeybees and the forest
Honeybees and the homeowners policy
Honeybees and the pollination of cultivated plants
Honeybees and the production of hybrid cotton seed
Honeybees and their enzymes
Honeybees and their management
Honeybees and their venom
Honeybees and water
Honeybees are intelligent
Honeybees are remunerative.
Honeybees are the best allies of pomologists even under protection
Honeybees as a factor in fruit production
Honeybees as an aid in the control of environmental pollution
Honeybees as an endangered animal species also danger for crops they care for
Honeybees as an endangered animal species: also danger for the plant yields produced by them
Honeybees as an endangered animal species; danger also for the plant crops produced by them
Honeybees as an endangered animals species
Honeybees as environmental watchdogs
Honeybees as monitors of industrial pollution: the work of Dr. Jerry Bromenshenk
Honeybees as stimulators and preservers of life
Honeybees as thieves of nectar
Honeybees bigger than life through photography
Honeybees economize on cells by packing pollen Apis mellifera, behavior
Honeybees essential for kiwifruit pollination
Honeybees feeding from honeydew exudate of diseased Gambels oak in Colorado Apis mellifera, bacteria infection of Quercus gambeli
Honeybees for pollination of tomatoes in greenhouse conditions
Honeybees from A to Z
Honeybees from antiquity to our days
Honeybees in California: almond pollination 1970-1979
Honeybees in Central Africa
Honeybees in Dutch greenhouses
Honeybees in Ethiopia
Honeybees in Kiev Russia
Honeybees in Maritime Territory RSFSR-in-Asia.1
Honeybees in North Carolina
Honeybees in Pakistan
Honeybees in Paraguay.
Honeybees in Pskhu
Honeybees in alfalfa pollination
Honeybees in almond pollination
Honeybees in an artificial bird nest
Honeybees in apple orchards
Honeybees in bee trees Bashkir ASSR.1
Honeybees in cotton fields
Honeybees in greenhouses
Honeybees in greenhouses
Honeybees in greenhouses, their
Honeybees in mixed plantings
Honeybees in myths and legends
Honeybees in orchards
Honeybees in relation to environment
Honeybees in seed stands of clover
Honeybees in snow
Honeybees in the Bible
Honeybees in the apiaries of the Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic
Honeybees in the electric field
Honeybees in the polar region
Honeybees in the pollination of clover
Honeybees in the pollination of the strawberry
Honeybees increase clover seed production 15 times
Honeybees increase seed yields o
Honeybees introduced in the Maritime Territory
Honeybees introduced into the Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic
Honeybees made to measure
Honeybees of Africa
Honeybees of East Kazakhstan
Honeybees of India
Honeybees of Transcaucasia and their exploitation
Honeybees of different races with a weak flow
Honeybees of pure race as the basis of breeding work in the apiary
Honeybees of the Samara Bend
Honeybees on Crete
Honeybees on alfalfa
Honeybees on buckwheat
Honeybees on clover
Honeybees on clover crops
Honeybees on platforms
Honeybees on rape
Honeybees on red clover
Honeybees on sainfoin
Honeybees outdoors in full nests
Honeybees outdoors in the multiple-story beehive
Honeybees overseas diseases and pests. Features and potential damage
Honeybees prepare for swarming Apis mellifera, biochemical and physiological indices, USSR.1
Honeybees require water
Honeybees under high-voltage power lines
Honeybees under the electron microscope
Honeybees urgently needed
Honeybees viewed under the optical microscope
Honeybees capacity to remove pollen from gathered nectar--a synopsis
Honeybees importance as pollinators and their reward
Honeybees role in pollination of broad bean (Vicia faba)
Honeybees visual spatial orientation at the feeding site
Honeybees, an unexploited reserv
Honeybees, and sensible pesticide use Insect pollinators
Honeybees, cold and snow
Honeybees, flowers & man
Honeybees, flowers and honeys: biological, agronomical and technological aspects of apiculture
Honeybees, gooseberries and dollars
Honeybees, honey and health in antiquity
Honeybees, nature and man
Honeybees, pesticides and the law. II
Honeybees, pesticides and the law. i
Honeybees, plant protection substances harmless to honeybees and herbal liquor
Honeybees, water and the watering place
Honeybees--establishment and management. An introduction
Honeybees--something for me?
Honeybees--the great conservationists
Honeybees: development of foraging fidelity to delicious apples flowers
Honeybees: natural and artificial reproduction
Honeybush (Cyclopia spp.) response to phosphorus fertilisation and mulching
Honeybush tea--a rediscovered indigenous South African herbal tea
Honeycomb (hexagonal) method of distributing plants in breeding nurseries
Honeycomb care and wax works
Honeycomb from plastic
Honeycomb protection.
Honeycomb rack with splint
Honeycomb selection designs
Honeycomb stacking system seeks to save desert water
Honeycombs with drone cells and Varroa jacobsoni caused disease Apis mellifera.1
Honeycraft in theory and practice
Honeycrisp apple
Honeydew Nursery: a novice rebuilds a shops image
Honeydew Salix, honeybees, ecolog
Honeydew and bees
Honeydew aphids and silver fir dieback
Honeydew as a source of host-searching kairomones for the aphid parasitoid Aphidius nigripes (Hymenoptera:Aphidiidae)
Honeydew collection by the bees of various races in the Volga basin
Honeydew cultivar trial for southern Indiana, 1986
Honeydew cultivar trials for Southern Indiana, 1986
Honeydew excretion of Ceroplast
Honeydew flow in 1981: forecast and course
Honeydew flow--development and forecast
Honeydew honey
Honeydew honey does not belong with the winter stores
Honeydew honey, a source of health
Honeydew in the mountain
Honeydew melons in Spain
Honeydew of Coccoidea as food for hummingbirds and insects
Honeydew on lime trees and its p
Honeydew on the oak
Honeydew producing insects in May
Honeydew sugar estimates differ among reducing-sugar test methods
Honeydew--an important resource of our forests
Honeydew-producing Callaphididae of the birch
Honeydew-secreting insects of Siberia
Honeydews: a potential new crop
Honeygold and Red Baron
Honeygold and Red Baron, two new hardy Minnesota apples
Honeylate tangor--a new late matured hybrid
Honeylocust
Honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos), a multipurpose tree for the temperature zone
Honeylocust an update
Honeylocust breeding in Appalachia
Honeylocust disorder
Honeylocust pod gall midge
Honeylocust pod gall midge, Dasyneura gleditschae Osten Sachen (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae), control with Dacamox
Honeylocust--a potential farm crop Gleditsia triacanthos, for feed, energy production, Nebraska
Honeymoon Lake Snowmobile Trail
Honeymoon ends, but Irish still value EC membership
Honeys of Galicia
Honeys of Sardinia (Italy)
Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle (Lonicera species) disorder: honeysuckle leaffolding aphid Hyadaphis tataricae, new to Wisconsin
Honeysuckle aphid
Honeysuckle latent virus, a carlavirus infecting Lonicera periclymenum and Lonicera japonica (Caprifoliageae)
Honeysuckle sipping
Honeysuckle witches broom aphid
Honeysuckles
Honeysweet pear tree
Honeyvine milkweed (Ampelamus albidus) control in a winter wheat (Triticum aestivum)--grain sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) rotation
Hong Kong adult dietary survey, 1995
Hong Kong as a market for U.S. farm products
Hong Kong at the crossroads: an interview with LaVerne E. Brabant
Hong Kong bamboos
Hong Kong continues its love affair with U.S. fruits and vegetables
Hong Kong economic yearbook
Hong Kong grass, rope and twine: seats for chairs
Hong Kong has good potential for sales of U.S. wine
Hong Kong import trends: more rice, less wheat
Hong Kong imports and exports classification list
Hong Kong in its geographical setting
Hong Kong in the spotlight
Hong Kong influenza virus infections in animal in Hungary
Hong Kong is Asias no. 2 farm market
Hong Kong is a blooming market for cut flowers
Hong Kong is a major transshipment point for Pacific Rim
Hong Kong is dynamic market for U.S. agriculture
Hong Kong is lucrative, challenging market for U.S. cotton
Hong Kong is sweet on candy imports
Hong Kong is tops at cracking U.S. shell eggs
Hong Kong market
Hong Kong market atlas
Hong Kong market: strong, but not to be left alone
Hong Kong meat market grows more promising
Hong Kong offers bright prospects for U.S. food exporters
Hong Kong retail markets offer bright prospects for U.S. consumer products
Hong Kong retailing sector is growing and looking west
Hong Kong retains market opportunities
Hong Kong review of overseas trade
Hong Kong samples of the traditional Chinese medicine Fang Ji contain aristolochic acid toxins
Hong Kong sends out for American food
Hong Kong spectacular
Hong Kong trade statistics
Hong Kong vegetation map
Hong Kong wasp control of citrus pest
Hong Kong wasp is controlling snow scale in central Florida groves
Hong Kongs booming fur industry provides market for U.S. mink skins
Hong Kongs business regulation in transition
Hong Kongs changing taste opens way for U.S. wine
Hong Kongs currency board and changing monetary regimes
Hong Kongs expanding agricultural imports
Hong Kongs fruit market ripe for expansion
Hong Kongs love of poultry translates into opportunities for U.S. sales
Hong Kongs textile fabrics market
Hong Kongs trade rebounds
Hong Kong, dependent on imports, is jittery about supply si tuation
Hong Kong, report for the year
Hong Kong: Important market for U.S. agriculture, staging base for China
Hong Kong: U.S. moves to second place as colonys ginseng supplier
Hong Kong: a user-friendly market for U.S. exporters
Hong Kong: cotton imports to set record of 255,000 tons
Hong Kong: new opportunities for U.S. wine
Hong Kong: the marketing of food pastes
Hong Kong: the rice bowl is shrinking Rice consumption is diminishing
Hong Kong: treasure island for U.S. exporters
Hong huang rang di qu zong he zhi li yu nong ye chi xu fa zhan yan jiu
Hong kong fisheries bulletin
Hong kong: how restricted?
Hongkong spindles still 90% on cotton
Hongkongs marshland, a natural conservation area on Chinas coast
Hongos conocidos de Baja California
Hongos de Antioquia
Hongos de Chile
Hongos del estado de Queretaro
Hongos liquenizados
Hongos parasitos de amigdalaceas
Honig und Trockenmilch
Honigbienen
Honing Americas competitive edge
Honing fire to a precision tool
Honiron introduces sugar hi-extraction process
Honk Kong imports and exports classification list
Honma-ke no hyaoda watarikuchimaisei no jisshao bunseki
Honning biens fjender
Honnonal and neural regulation of intestinal function in pigs
Honnones, sexual signals, and performance of green anole lizards (Anolis carolinensis)
Honokaa Sugar Companys new cane crushing plant
Honokiol Reduces Oxidative Stress, c-jun-NH2-Termial Kinase Phosphorylation and Protects against Glycochenodeoxycholic Acid-Induced Apoptosis in Primary Cultured Rat Hepatocytes
Honokiol causes G(0)-G(1) phase cell cycle arrest in human prostate cancer cells in association with suppression of retinoblastoma protein level/ph osphorylation and inhibition of E2F1 transcriptional activity
Honokiol, a natural plant product, inhibits inflammatory signals and alleviates inflammatory arthritis
Honokiol, a neuroprotectant against mouse cerebral ischaemia, mediated by preserving Na+, K+-ATPase activity and mitochondrial functions
Honokiol, a new phenolic compound isolated from the bark of Magnolia obovata Thunb
Honolulu Botanic Gardens
Honolulu Orchid Society Inc. yesterday and today
Honolulu Orchid Society: 50 years and growing. 1. A history of the society
Honolulu arrivals, fresh fruits and vegetables
Honolulu botanic gardens inventory 1972
Honolulu botanic gardens inventory, 1984
Honolulu hersb garden
Honolulu market expansion
Honolulu market projections for selected diversified crops: mustard cabbage, lettuce, and watermelon, 1972-80
Honolulu market projections for selected diversified crops: snap beans, cucumbers, green onions, green peppers, tomatoes, papayas and bananas, 1972-80
Honolulu market projections for selected livestock products: beef and veal, pork, eggs, chicken, and milk, 1972-80
Honolulu monthly arrivals
Honolulu monthly unloads: fresh fruits and vegetables
Honolulu prices of wholesale fresh fruits and vegetables
Honolulu unloads: fresh fruits and vegetables
Honolulu wholesale prices
Honor and success for the Chiana cattle breed
Honor our past to guide our future
Honor societies promote excellence among students and faculty
Honor the gift of food:
Honor thy wetland commitment
Honor yourself: retire the superwoman
Honorable obligation of machine operators Reduction of the sowing and harvesting periods, collective and state farms, RSFSR.1
Honorable obligation of the Moldavian fruit growers
Honorary colloquium on the occasion of the retirement of Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil. Martin Schretzenmayr on April 25, 1984
Honorary degree because of love of Coleoptera
Honorary life member
Honorary life members named: Gene Shaver
Honorary life members named: John Gregory Hawkes
Honorary life members named: Monty D. Harrison
Honorary life members named: Richard W. Chase
Honorary members; Gen. vet. dr. giuseppe Costamagna
Honorary membership Guy D. Smith
Honorary membership Roy W. Simonson
Honorary membership William P. Martin
Honorary recognition of the Czechoslovak Academy of Agriculture for the results attained in research in 1975
Honored agriculturist of the RSFSR Maksut Akhmedovich Urmanchiev, crop protection specialist.1
Honored scientist, teacher and trainer
Honoring California pioneers: second wave 1880-1900 and 1960-1980
Honoring Prof. franjo Kropivsek
Honoring living legends II
Honoring the 75th anniversary of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons - Preface
Honoring the 75th anniversary of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons - Republication of historical papers in neurosurgery
Honoring the 75th anniversary of the American association of neurological surgeons - Republication of historical papers in neurosurgery
Honoring the 75th anniversary of the American association of neurological surgeons - Republication of historical papers in neurosurgery - Preface
Honoring the American cream
Honoring the late Rick Lupe, lead forestry technician for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Fort Apache Agency
Honoring the past, serving the present, preparing for the future
Honosan -50 poisoning in a she buffalo, case report
Honour roll of Ontario trees 1979
Honourable Chief Ministers Nutritious Meal Programme for children in Tamil Nadu
Honourable tea
Honours and Awards--Canadian Society of Agronomy: 1997 Fellow of the CSA: Dr. Bruce E. Coulman
Honours and Awards--Canadian Society of Agronomy: 1998 Fellow of the CSA: Dr. Art R. McElroy
Honungsbiet i saga och sanning
Hood Bay Land Exchange Act of 1997
Hood River Station research fruitful
Hood infiltrometer - a new type of tension infiltrometer
Hooded crows solve a transitive inference problem cognitively
Hoodia currorii (Hooker) Dec
Hoodoo master plan
Hoodoo medicine
Hoof abnormalities and their relation to lameness
Hoof abscess in young lambs
Hoof abscesses in cattle
Hoof amputation, a technique to be considered
Hoof and carpal lesions in sucklings pigs in connection with their housing conditions
Hoof and leg traits of Swedish dairy cattle. I. Objective measurements
Hoof and mouth disease or stomatitis vesicularis? Experimental investigations for differentiation of an American viral strain
Hoof balance and lameness: improper toe length, hoof angle, and mediolateral balance
Hoof balance characteristics associated with catastrophic injury of Thoroughbred racehorses
Hoof baths
Hoof beats and heart beats
Hoof care and dehorning
Hoof care and management
Hoof care for cattle
Hoof care for dairy cattle
Hoof care in Bovidae
Hoof care in cattle
Hoof care in cattle: use and assessment of equipment
Hoof care of cattle
Hoof care of swine
Hoof care: keeping her on her feet Dairy cow
Hoof care: something in the way she moves
Hoof changes in FMD of cattle and swine
Hoof conformation and toe angle: influences on joint angles and lower limb strains
Hoof dieseases in swine
Hoof digit diseases in cows
Hoof disease of cattle and sheep
Hoof diseases
Hoof diseases and the losses they cause
Hoof diseases and their causes in milk cows
Hoof diseases in cattle
Hoof diseases in horses
Hoof diseases in pigs.
Hoof diseases of agricultural animals
Hoof diseases of cattle, sheep and swine
Hoof diseases of swine. III
Hoof diseases of the pasture cattle
Hoof growth and nutrition Horses
Hoof health: a critical factor in animal performance
Hoof horn growth and wear in calves
Hoof hygiene service for insemination boars scope and importance
Hoof infections in cattle
Hoof injuries
Hoof injuries on cattle and their prevention
Hoof joint inflammation, part 1 - diagnosis
Hoof lameness in dairy cattle Diseases, injuries, diagnosis
Hoof lesions and lameness in Swedish dairy cattle
Hoof overgrowth in Holstein Friesian dairy cattle
Hoof prints
Hoof prints on forest ranges
Hoof prints over America
Hoof problems
Hoof repair using high-resin fiberglass tape
Hoof separation: a new approach to problem feet
Hoof sesamoid bone inflamation !
Hoof studies and horse shoeing
Hoof tending of cows kept free in open stalls
Hoof trimming
Hoof trimming for show and health
Hoof trimming in horses
Hoof trimming starts with recognizing problem cows
Hoof trimming with modern technique
Hoof wall ablation by using a cast cutter
Hoof wall avulsion: three case reports
Hoof wall resection as a treatment in laminitis
Hoof-and-mouth disease
Hoof-and-mouth fever in sheep
Hoof-related limping cattle in the Netherlands
Hoofbeats and society
Hoofcare & lameness
Hoofcare and lameness quarterly report
Hoofdlijnen van de plantengeographie van de Indische Archipel op grond van de verspreiding der phanerogamengeslachten
Hoofed animals
Hoofed animals in northern Russia
Hoofed animals of Northwest USSR
Hoofed mammals of the world
Hoofed stock: cattle
Hoofed stock: horses
Hoofed stock: sheep and goats
Hoofed stock: swine
Hoofing it in Zion
Hoofprints
Hoofprints of a cowboy and U. S. ranger
Hoofs and horns
Hoofstock: a look at Limousin
Hooftrimming for horseowners
Hoogsteen-paired homopurine -DNA and homopyrimidine RNA strands form a thermally stable parallel duplex
Hooi- en vetweiden
Hook em horns and heavy drinking: alcohol use and collegiate sports
Hook and line; morphological identification and habits of fish of commercial interest from our seas
Hook opening in cucumber seedlings by narrow band red and far red light
Hook placement in steelhead
Hook, line & seeker
Hook, plough and agriculture
Hooked on catfish: the Mississippi Delta is catfish country, where Delta Pride Catfish Inc., is the big fish in the big pond
Hooked on fish emulsion
Hooked on fishing
Hooked on fresh fish and shellfish
Hooked on hay hooks
Hooked on holly
Hooked on ice fishing III
Hooked on poison
Hooked on tobacco: the teen epidemic
Hooked rugs for Delaware homemakers
Hooked setae and narrow tubes: foretarsal pollen collection by Trimeria buyssoni (Hymenoptera: Masaridae)
Hooked, on Phaseolus
Hookers finest fruits
Hookeria lucens
Hookeria lucens (Hedw.) Sm. in the Netherlands
Hookeria lucens (Musci) in Sweden
Hookeriaceae species and distribution in Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia and Oceania
Hookeriaceae species and distribution in South America
Hookeriaceae: North America and West indies. additions and appendix
Hookeriopsis crosbyi (Musci: Hookeriaceae): a new species from western Panama
Hooks and anchors in youth development program delivery
Hooks and eyes on gutter insulation
Hooks in climbers from Gabon: Ancistrocladus and Anacolosa (Ancistrocladaceae and Olacaceae)
Hookworm anaemia (Ancylostoma caninum and Trichuris vulpis) in the dog. I. Relationship between hemoglobin value and worm load
Hookworm and iron deficiency anaemias in Mauritius--the effects of dietary iron fortification
Hookworm disease
Hookworm infection and anaemia
Hookworm infection and body composition of mice
Hookworm infection of the duodenum associated with dyspepsia and diagnosed by oesophagoduodenoscopy: case report
Hookworm, ascaris, malaria and anaemia in the children of two Yoruba villages
Hookworm-related cutaneous larva migrans
Hookworms in dogs. Management with Banminth vet. pasta
Hookworms of the dog and cat in the city of Corrientes
Hoolaulima (to get together) for Hawaiis sustainable agriculture
Hoonah Ranger District access and travel management plan
Hoonah area road guide, Tongass National Forest
Hoonah wood generation feasibility study
Hoop barns for beef cattle
Hoop barns for dairy cattle
Hoop barns for gestating swine
Hoop barns for grow-finish swine
Hoop barns for horses, sheep, ratites, and multiple utilization
Hoop houses provide winter growing space
Hoop structures design for gestating sows: review
Hoop structures for gestating swine
Hoop structures for grow-finish swine
Hoopa Valley Reservation Boundary Adjustment Act and the Lower Brule Sioux Infrastructure Development Act
Hooped shelters for hogs
Hooper, Nebraska comprehensive development plan
Hooray for Happy Days
Hooray! We have mite!
Hoorn van zee-tot landstad
Hoose in cattle
Hoose problems ahead
Hooshang Taybi, MD (1919-2006) - In memoriam
Hoosic River basin survey
Hoosier Heartland RC&D Area
Hoosier National Forest
Hoosier National Forest silviculture study
Hoosier National Forest, Indiana
Hoosier National Forest, Indiana
Hoosier National Forest, land and resource management plan
Hoosier churches
Hoosier gold sweet corn
Hoover Dam
Hoover Institution on war, revolution and peace
Hoover Wilderness, Toiyabe and Inyo national forests, California
Hoovers agricultural policies, 1921-1928
Hooves across the Channel: a look at the export of live cattle
Hop (Humulus lupulus L.)
Hop (Humulus lupulus L.) leaves as a natural source of carotenoids in nutrition mixtures for lying hens
Hop Industry Committee: analysis of hops of the 1976 crop
Hop analysis
Hop analysis check service
Hop and malt phenolics in lager brewing
Hop aroma in American beer
Hop boiling or post-fermentation bittering of beer?
Hop bract polyphenols reduced three-day dental plaque regrowth
Hop breeding and growing
Hop breeding and production in Europe
Hop breeding and varietal development in various countries
Hop breeding worldwide--its aims and achievements
Hop components, qualities, and evolution of hops for beer; an overview
Hop constituents and beer character
Hop cultivars
Hop cultivation analysis in chosen farms of the middle-eastern macroregion
Hop cultivation and improvement in India
Hop culture
Hop culture in California
Hop culture in Hallertau
Hop cutting and spring tillage in hop gardens
Hop damages due to spraying of weed in grain fields and the handling of herbicides according to insurance regulation
Hop drying--systems for air re-circulation
Hop drying--unique problems and some solutions
Hop evaluation and selection
Hop extract analyses
Hop extract analysis
Hop extract analysis: Simplification of extraction procedure
Hop extract production and beer quality. Content of actual bitter substances in hop extract; bittering power of actual bitter substances
Hop extract production and beer quality. Content of theoretically usable bitter substances (UBW), effective bittering power and brewing value due to the solvent used at the extraction of hops
Hop extract production and beer quality. I. Bitter substance content, bitter substance composition, brewing value
Hop extracts from hops of different parts of the world and the effect they have on the physico chemical and sensory properties of beer
Hop extracts--a review
Hop extracts--past, present and future
Hop farm accidents and what to do about them
Hop flavour manipulation in brewing
Hop growing
Hop growing in Argentina
Hop growing in Hersbruck with special regard to the period around 1819
Hop growing in Hersbrucker with special regard to the period around 1819
Hop growing in the third year of the 6th Five Year Plan
Hop hornbeam (Ostrya carpinifolia) communities in the Central Soca Valley (western Slovenia)
Hop industry advisory committee brewing trials with Wye Target and Northern Brewer hops
Hop industry advisory committee: analysis of hops of the 1975 crop
Hop industry committee analysis of hops of the 1980 crop
Hop industry committee: analysis of hops of the 1977 crop
Hop inspection handbook
Hop irrigation higher and safe hectare yields
Hop irrigation on the Rudy Rijen Knezeves collective farm in 1976
Hop leafcurl disease
Hop lipids and beer quality
Hop louse control and resistance
Hop management in water-short periods
Hop marketing organization of the European Common Market
Hop mildew (Pseudoperonospora hu
Hop mosaic disease
Hop mosaic virus
Hop mosaic virus and apple mosaic virus susceptibility of hop (Humulus lupulus L.) germplasm in Poland
Hop nutrition from the point of view in hop research
Hop oil constituents derived from the oxidation of colupulone
Hop oxidative transformations and control of beer bitterness
Hop polyphenols in the brewing process
Hop powder pellets
Hop processing and utilisation
Hop production costs in England
Hop production in Hungary
Hop production in the Trsice area in 1974
Hop production of the world. III
Hop production options for uncontracted growers
Hop production some non utilized economic resources
Hop production, breeding, and variety development in various countries
Hop production: Tasmania
Hop products
Hop products our present state of knowledge
Hop products: extracts, pellets, and modified alpha, beta acids
Hop pruning with rotary mower?
Hop quality today. Development and trends
Hop rate and the chill haze stability of beer
Hop research. Influence of various uncover and cutting time on the yield and quality of hop
Hop research. Soil and nutrition compensation in hop fields
Hop research. Weather conditions of the year 1977
Hop resin analysis by high-performance liquid chromatography on microparticlate silica
Hop resins. I. Analytic determination of some components important in brewing technology
Hop resins. II. Analytic methods applicable to isomerized hop extracts
Hop review
Hop stocks
Hop storage index
Hop stunt viroid and hop viroid disease
Hop sulphuring. II. Storage trials arranged by the Hops Industry Advisory Committee of the European Brewery Convention
Hop utilization in the brewery--an interbrewery comparison
Hop virus diseases
Hop viruses and current grubbing
Hop viruses in Alsace
Hop wilt and soil temperature
Hop wilt caused by Fusarium sambucinum and Verticillium albo-atrum
Hop wilt, soil temperature and nitrogen
Hop, an important crop
Hop-spraying technology and methods in the Federal Republic of Germany
Hop/STI1 modulates retinal proliferation and cell death independent of PrPC
Hopane-type saponins from the seeds of Glinus lotoides
Hope and challenge of drug-eluting stent
Hope and despair over health in Gaza
Hope and fostering the well-being of refugees from Iraq
Hope and history
Hope and reality of tissue culture as a horticultural propagation method
Hope and uncertainity of plant proteins
Hope angora
Hope farm woodland: 33-year production in an uneven-aged loblolly-shortleaf pine stand
Hope for African agriculture
Hope for Black Africa
Hope for a new neurology
Hope for compulsive eaters
Hope for no loss in rearing piglets? New vaccination procedures for piglets against Escherichia coli infections
Hope for recovery
Hope for the Elm. 2. Towards an integrated control programme for the Dutch elm disease
Hope for the Elm. 3. The financial impact of the Dutch elm disease on a local authority
Hope for the Elm. 4. The basis and management of Dutch elm disease control
Hope for the Elm. 5. The elm bark beetle survey
Hope for the Elm. 6. Long term future of the elm
Hope for the Hmong
Hope for the Sahel?
Hope for the elm. 1. Towards an understanding of the biology and ecology of elm bark beetles in northern England
Hope for the family farm
Hope for the future of farming
Hope for the landless in Bangladesh
Hope for the sheep industry
Hope for wasps to save trees
Hope in the hills for tundra?
Hope is the thing with feathers
Hope of recovery
Hope rises from the land
Hope springs eternal
Hopes edge
Hopes horizon
Hope, confidence and knowledge
Hope-giving results in the winter culture of Saintpaulia
Hopea new white lupine variety for Arkansas
Hopea dalingdingan, another new Philippine Dipterocarp
Hopea jacobi C.E.C. Fischer--a rare dipterocarp in Indian flora
Hopea pierrei (Dipterocarpace
Hopea samarensis, a new Philippine Dipterocarp
Hopeful remedy for reducing sinkings
Hopenol-B, a triterpene alcohol from Euphorbia supina
Hopes and delusions for the Italian swine industry
Hopes and disillusions of relationships between agricultural cooperatives and consumer cooperation
Hopes and hears concerning the conservation of natural resources
Hopes and problems in the selection of maize for protein content
Hopes and realities--difficulties to overcome so that the breed selection and promotion units efficiently play their part
Hopes for agricultural prices
Hopes for reducing the wine lake: the 1975 vintage
Hopes for tomorrows agriculture
Hopes of syndication
Hopes of the British dairy industry in entering the Common Market
Hopes oxygen pulping process: its basic concept and some aspects for the reaction of oxygen pulping
Hopfenanbaugebiet Hersbrucker Gebirge
Hopi blue corn extrusion
Hopi protection of Helianthus anomalus, a rare sunflower
Hoping for a change in Canadian seed regulations
Hopis adopt changes in cattle auction
Hopkins & biochemistry, 1861-1947
Hopkins County producers gain from cooperative effort
Hopkins County, Texas
Hopkins host-selection in Nasonia vitripennis and its implications for sympatric speciation
Hoplammophila de Beaumont: a key to the species (Hymenoptera, Sphecidae)
Hopland Field Station, 25 years of research
Hopland field station completes 25 years of research
Hoplitis (Tridentosmia) tridentata asensioi, new subspeciesof Spain
Hoplitis anthocopoides, a European mason bee established in New York State (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae)
Hoplitis claviventris (Thomson 1872) (Osmia leucomelana Auctt. nec Kirby) and the identity of Apis leucomelana Kirby 1802 (Hymenoptera, Megachilidae)
Hoplocampa flava in Armenia and measured for controlling it
Hoplocampa of plums
Hoplocampa tadzhikistanica sp. n. (Hymenoptera, Symphyta, Tenthredinidae) from Central Asia
Hoplocampa testudinea Kl. in fruit orchards of Saratov Region
Hoplochey lus sogdianicus sp. n. (Prostigmata, Tarsocheylidae) from Central Asia
Hoplodrina ambigua (D. & S.) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) in Gloucestershire
Hoplolaimoidea (Nematoda:Tylenchida) from the Aleutian Islands with descriptions of four new species
Hoplolaimus indicus in the grasslands of Golapbagh, Burdwan West Bengal, nematode, soil ecosystem
Hoplolaimus pararobustus
Hoplolaimus uasi sp. n. (Nematoda:Hoplolaimideae) from Karnataka, India
Hoplomyzon sexpapilostoma, a new species of Venezuelan catfish (Pisces, Aspredinidae)
Hoplophthiracarus fulvus, n. sp. from Papua-New Guinea (Acari, Oribatida, Phthiracaridae)
Hoplophyllum DC., the sister group to Eremothamnus O. Hoffm. (Asteraceae)?
Hoplopleura diaphora Johnson and Hoplopleura kitti Kim: Sibling species of sucking lice (Anoplura)?
Hoplopleura edentula (Anoplura, Hoplopleuridae), a parasite of voles of the genus Clethrionomys
Hoplopleura funambuli, new species (Anoplura: Hoplopleuridae) from Funambulus pennanti (Wroughton)
Hoplopleura himalayana, sp. nov. (Anoplura: Hoplopleuridae), parasitizing Apodemus flavicollis in the Himalayan region of India
Hoplopleura janzeni n. sp. (Phthiraptera: anoplura), a new sucking louse from a Central American swimming mouse
Hoplopleura ramgarh sp. nov. and Hoplopleura sinhgarh sp. nov. (Anoplura: Hoplopleuridae), parasitizing Mus spp. (Rodentia: Muridae) in India
Hoplopleura vandeleuria, sp. nov. and Hoplopleura alticola, sp. nov. (Anoplura: Hoplopleuridae) from Indian rodents
Hoplosathe, a new genus of palaearctic Therevidae (Diptera), with description of six new species
Hoploteleia montana, a new species of Scelionidae in Hungary (Hymenoptera, Proctotrupoidea)
Hoplothrips (Odontoplothrips) cleistanthi n. sp. Thysanoptera, a gall midge from a new Caledonia
Hoplothrips (Odontoplothrips) cleistanthi, a new species ofgall forming Thysanoptera from New Caledonia
Hopper feeders for rabbits
Hopper gate baffel for improved metering of pellets from aircraft
Hopper modication for the Standen multibeet harvester
Hopper-loader with a hydraulical
Hopperburn by the orange-headed leafhopper in Bangladesh
Hoppers and silos
Hoppers and silos for storage of goods in bulk
Hoppers for regulating concentrates
Hoppin map over farm bill hay
Hoppiness is brewing better beer
Hopping for profits in sector funds
Hopping through history: Rabbits over the years
Hoppuss measurer
Hoppuss measurer, tables I to VI
Hops (Humulus lupulus L.)
Hops Humulus lupulus L. family: Cannabaceae
Hops Liaison Committee. international Hop Variety Trials 1965--1967
Hops and broom-corn bulletin. Hops and broom-corn bulletin
Hops and hop preparation in brewing
Hops and hop products
Hops and hop products a general survey
Hops and hop products terminology
Hops and sugarbeet: they add up to a busy life
Hops and their processing-standardisation of controls
Hops and their use in brewing
Hops by states, 1915-69
Hops come to Kalpa Valley
Hops cultivation and its improvement in India
Hops cultivation in Kashmir
Hops cultivation in Kashmir India
Hops cultivation in the middle Aischgrund
Hops culture at the crossroad
Hops culture for the 1973
Hops culture in Belgium during 1977
Hops culture in Jura
Hops culture in the German Federal Republic
Hops culture in the Grosse Muhl River area
Hops cutter ORCH 1
Hops extract analysis and bitters in beer
Hops extract analysis and bitters of beers
Hops fertilization with a system
Hops for Indian breweries; a problem in plant introduction
Hops for today and for tomorrow
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